POLITICSJun 25 · 15:30 UTCSCOTUSBLOGJohn Elwood

Penultimate relists: papers, parents, and procedural puzzles

The Supreme Court is addressing relisted cases ahead of its final conference in October 2025, including Nielsen v. Watanabe on Bivens claims and McCarthy v. Hernandez regarding confession rules. The court reversed a lower court's decision in Hernandez and granted, vacated, and remanded cases in Newberry v. Texas and another case after prosecutors acknowledged errors.

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Nielsen v. WatanabetopicBivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of Federal Bureau of NarcoticstopicMcCarthy v. HernandeztopicEtan PatzpersonSupreme CourtorganizationSonia SotomayorpersonElena KaganpersonKetanji Brown JacksonpersonMissouri v. SeiberttopicNewberry v. TexastopicBrady v. Marylandtopic

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